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Monthly Newsletter Category: CAPE publicationsAuthors: CAPE CCUPublished 2015 by CAPE© CAPE
Continue readingThe Greater Cederberg Biodiversity Corridor: Communication links the landscape
The primary aim in creating conservation corridors is to maintain and restore connectivity across a landscape, as a mechanism to […]
Continue readingWorking for water: Securing and maintaining political support
This case study examines how strategic sharing of information about the negative impact of invasive alien plants on water catchments […]
Continue readingGreenChoice: Promoting sustainable production
GreenChoice is a partnership created to support sustainable production. It provides a single entry point for those wanting to promote […]
Continue readingC.A.P.E and the Botanical Society: a symbiotic relationship
The Botanical Society (Botsoc) has been committed to the preservation of the Cape Floristic Region (CFR) for nearly 100 years. […]
Continue readingTaking invasive alien species: Coordination improves implementation
The Cape Floral Kingdom is the most heavily invaded region in South Africa. The control of invasive alien species has […]
Continue readingHeiveld Co-operative: a community -driven sustainable rooibos industry
Conservation projects often face the risk of becoming donor-driven, but the Heiveld Cooperative is one which can truly claim to […]
Continue readingCAPE e-news May 2014
Monthly Newsletter Category: CAPE publicationsAuthors: CAPE CCUPublished 2014 by CAPE© CAPE
Continue readingCAPE e-news March 2015
Monthly Newsletter Category: CAPE publicationsAuthors: CAPEPublished 2014 by CAPE© CAPE
Continue readingUsing EIAs and EMFs to include biodiversity conservation in land use decision making
One of the C.A.P.E partners, the Botanical Society of South Africa (BotSoc), recognised the potential of EIAs for “mainstreaming” biodiversity […]
Continue readingUsing Municipal Spatial Development Frameworks to protect biodiversity
Multi-faceted intervention is required to ensure that municipalities identify priorities for biodiversity conservation, include them in their SDFs, and then […]
Continue readingDeveloping Financial Incentives: Reducing rates and taxes for those who protect biodiversity on private land
One of the key objectives of C.A.P.E is to support the development of sound policies and laws which strengthen institutional […]
Continue readingWorking on Wetlands: developing local partnership for integrated catchment management
Integrated management of catchments is one of the cornerstones of the C.A.P.E. strategy. Catchments play an integrative role in the […]
Continue readingWWF, C.A.P.E and Honda: Working together to promote marine conservation
In 2007 donor funding received by the C.A.P.E. partnership from the Global Environment Facility through the World Bank and UNDPi […]
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